Care, sport, assembly, advocacy.
Prevention is a network, not a slogan. These six pillars are how we keep children visible, supported and out of reach of traffickers.
Kingdom 12 1v1 League — mentorship on the court, week after week.
Counselling
Confidential pastoral therapy, grief support, family restoration and trauma-informed wellness care for survivors, siblings and parents. Sessions are available in person at our York office and online.
Sporting initiatives
Neighbourhood leagues, tournaments and open-gym nights that give children somewhere supervised, welcoming and theirs — the simplest form of protection there is.
Athletic programming
The Kingdom 12 1v1 League: a high-stakes basketball circuit paired with employment pathways, fatherhood mentorship, character discipleship and positive leadership training for urban youth.
Town halls
Community assemblies where families, churches, police services, school boards and elected representatives answer to each other in public, on the record.
Educational forums
Workshops for parents, teachers and young people on recognising grooming and recruitment, online safety, rights during an investigation, and how to report safely.
Advocacy, marches & policy review
Organised marches, coalition building and line-by-line review of legislation affecting BIPOC children, anchored by our Investment Policy Act framework for youth facilities and community economic equity.
Wider ecosystem
Our programs sit inside a wider network: a united fellowship of churches under apostolic covering and mutual accountability, the Kingdom 12 youth initiative, our counselling and care service, and the Investment Policy Act civic framework.